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R
y
l Commentaries.
BooK
VI.
and
ar
lue
emenc
of
ha
ouncrey,
ha 'mg
een
ne of
t
\ .i
D on Pedro de A
J:
a,-.1
o,
and ngag d .'
Hh
hir:n in . the
nque
t
e m-
ire
:
the ne
f
h1
death
being
ome
mco
p.1
n,
h1
roe
r
ga\
e a
a(
f
the
manner
of it
t
d
e m
rour
h.1
I
J
t
.e
ifch ,
and th
r
he
d ·
ion
r1ar
i..
ildren
a
on
.and
a
aughter, who
were
oor
an
ituce.
/
r
the
fl: ate \ b
1
h t eir ather had
from
the fe
ic
v
f
Jn
i.uuen e "ich}/
deach : in confideration of \:
hi h
hi
.
a1efiy
gratioully on
fl rrd for
a
ti
0
c
he
.l
gl ter the um of n 'el e thou and ducats of
Caj/tle,
and et ed u n
th
n
G11(par
Centeno,
who \\'
a
hool-fellow of mine, an Elbue of
fi
ur
choufand
ie
.
f
jghc of ) earl y r nt, co
be
aid out of his Majefiy's Ro} al Treafure
in
the
icy
of
Place.
I a e h ard chat rhi Efiace \\a made an
inhe
i
an e
for
~t
I. kn \ ' n
t
how to believe it ,
~ca~fe
I did n
r hear that any
(lace
of
m ernan e was ever charge on the Kings Treafury but for
ne Life or two ac
fi.
me
fe\
month
after the death of
Centeno,
L icenciado
ar
;
rl
came
alf<
r
n unfortun:ite end in
COU"O
,
as '' e
ha
e hinted befc re,
by
a
l
IJ
from a
hi
Win ow· for
without
any
re
~et
to his
ffice,
as Judge, they
cut
rhe
rds
of
the Ladder
by
hich he
came
up,
and
went dm n. Many
ocher
men died
an<rl
came
co unfortunate ends in
divers
Ciri of
Peru
,
by
\Vhi
h Land and
:
Hares
0\
er
IndiAns
became
oid, and places mad
fc
r
ocher
Pretend r ,
by
which
the
l
r fident had pportunity co gratifie many who
·ere aggrie ed
to
have~
left out of the lafi Divifton : but men were not fatisfied herewith, but a di con–
t ~n ted
and complaining as before, as
will
appear by what fo llows ;
~
r every man
fanfie
char his ervice
merited
the \ hole
mpire
of
Per11.
in the mean
time, whilfi thefe
violent
eaths and Mi forrnn
ha
pened
in the
City
of Jace and in
Coz..co,
the
Prefident
Gafca
\\.ras
imenc
ro the repairs of
the
icy of
Los
Reye1,
and to ereet a new
ourt of
hancery
there
\.\
hich
c n–
cinu s
t0
th1 day. He a]fo contrived
v.
ay co people the
ity of
Peace.
As
1Cgo
Hern1inde~
PAlentino
declares
in
the fecond Book of
c
e firfi:
Parr of his Hi–
fior y, in th fe
words
:
on 'ferommo de Lua {a
(
fays
he)
as difpatched
away \\
ich chis Leuer,
;vhich
he wa
t
arry ro the
icy of
Couo
·
and was that which che Prefident
\Hore
t
ti
oui
i
r who were left out of the difhibution and
had
no
Efiace
allotted
to them as efore
mentioned ,
hich cau ed
reat dillurbances, a that of
Pr.in–cifco
H ern
nde~,
\.Vhofe
rebellion proceeded
from
char caufe alone.
The
r
f
idencGa/ca
deparred from
Guanarima,
and went
to
the
icy
of
LoJ
R
u;
and in his
journ
y
he g e a
Cornmi.ffion
to
Alonfo Mendo;a
to
be
Go emour
f
che Ne
Col ny \ hich wa founded
in
h11quiabo
,
and alled our Lady of eace · whidi
name
was
i
ven co
it
by the Prefidenc , becaufe
it
was founded
in
d e
time
f
eace , after {( much War '' hich bad haraffed that Councrey ; and becaufe
it
is
rhe middle ''
1
ay
bee
een
A req1upa
and the
Ch1trctt.1,
whi h are a hundred and feven–
ty
league dill.ant from each ocher · and
is
alfo the mid-\\
ay
b tween
Cw·'~io
and
the
Charc~u,
being
in
like
manner
a hundred
and
fe ency
leagues ,
and
being
he r d
ben
een
f
uch
oofiderable
ities,
it
was
conceived
nee ffary to have
icy
ounded there, for the con enience of
Tra
ellers, and co prevent Robbe–
ries and
iolences which "ere committed in cho
e
pares.
And ha
1
ing
ordered
all
thing
in
th· manner, he proceeded
in
his
journey
to
LoJ
Reyu
and made his En–
uy
into chat City on the fe enteenth day of
Sepum6er ,
b ing there recei ·ed
ith
all che
fignal
dernoafiration
of
joy
chat
could be expreffed with
on
and
Dan–
ces,
afi and Revel . The Pre 1dent entered \.\ ith ch
yal
eal befo
e
him ,
to
fignifie his
intention
co ere
a
ourc
of Chancery
in
chat
it .
he
1
and the
refident had a rich Canopy over them · che Seal ' ·a
n the
1
i
ht hand
in
lofed
jo a rich Cafe and carried on a white Horfe o
ed \\ ich a
t~d
th
of THfue c
the
ery'
ground , and
which
was lead b} the
in
Lorm f o
dt
Alt:lm~i
the Chief u!Hce and the
uJe of the
refidenc wa
lead }
7eronimf)
ii
a
the Mayor
f
the
ity.
Lorertfo de A ldan
and the cher
ffi c
.\"
~re
u
the
ticks
of the
ano
y
\\ere
c
ached with Garment of In arnauon
rem,
an " ' nt
bar -head d.
he Guards \\ ho were appointed t :mend rhe
I
and
refident
had
Li
eri
fio
ed on
them
at the coll:
tht
1c} ;
h d 11
n er and A o
loath and pr perti
gi en c:hem of ilk _ ich
i \
s co-
lou .
nd
the
ers came
fi
re m their e\ eraJ
rd
re e em
,
t
_c
•
a
nd
pnn
1
l P
e of
Peru ;
'ery one
repeating a
i
l
l1
OJ
JO
e
fi
hey
of their eop e tow
rd
the m
our.